Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-12

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clusion of the ceremony, which occurred
at 1870 p. IN, a pleasant reception was
held and "A delightful time wa spent by
all. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson were the re-
,injents of numerous handsome and costly
presents and countless good wishes. AT .
o'clock the couple left for Baltimore, where
they will make their future home.
Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock, Mr..
Edward Jones and Miss Annie l.. johnson
were married at Wesley NJ. l.. Chapel, III
the Eighth ward, Rev. G. Elite oihcla-
ting. The bride is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. K. Johnson, Of Mars county,
who formerly resided here, an was a
member of the class OF So OF the heeilnS
Female College. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
were the recipients of many hearty con
rratulations and numerous elegant pres
cnts.
On Thursday evening Miss Laura Con-
ner entertained a number OF friends IN a
handsome manner at her home on South
Chapline street, in honor of several mem
beers of the class of 81, of the Female Col
lere, of which she was a member. Prof.
Charlie Killmeyer was on hand and played
a superb programme Of dance music, to
which the merry party danced until mid
night, when elegant refreshments were
served and partaken OF, after which dane
inp was resumed and continued until 2:3O
o'clock the next morning.
The affair was full dress and quite
swell, the members of the class present
being attired in their graduating costumes.
Those present were Misses Sidney Hayi-
land, Minnie Parks, Alice V. Van Deren,
of Cynthiani, Ky, Mary Hill, of Sharps-
burg. Ky, Misses Kate Lukens and Dora
Rosenberg, of this city, Miss Clara Baker,
of Moundsville, Miss Gertrude Hughes
and MessIs. Fred Hays, Will and Robert
Dovener, W. w. Irwin, Will Baird, Nelson
Cecil, Milt Gutman, Isaac Luchs, of Bell
aire, Will Brown and George Porter.
Misses Laura and Ella COmmerfOrd en-
tertained about fifteen couples OF their
friends in n delightful manner at their
home on South Chapline street, FRI
day evening. Dancing was the chief
amusement of the evening and the
merry party gaily tripped to Prof.
Charlie Killmeyer's music until II
o'clock, when they d~esisted long enough
to partake of refreshments, which were
heartily enjoyed. After this dancing
was resumed and kept up merrily until :
o'clock, when the guests retired 10 their
homes, having enjoyed a most delightful
time.
Events in society have been rather lively
the last six days, and for the coming week
several parties are on the tapis, which
promise to be enjoyable affairs. MesSrs.
George Baird and Alexander LauThlin
have sent out invitations 70 a number of
| their friends for Wednesday evening at
| Fran2heim's Hall, where they will be en-
tertaiued in elegant style. Kramer and a
swell supper are on the programme and
the affair will undoubtedly he an enjoyable
one. Cards of invitation have also been
sent out 10 a number Of our society people
by Mr.. and Mrs. Will II. Hcarnc, for IN
entertainment ut Mt. Bellcvicw, Tuesday
evening, the 18th inst, and the event is
anticipated with much pleasure. Several
other affairs are also oil the tapiS for the
near future.
On Tuesday evening last, Mr.. \. J..
Clarke entertained the Court of Appeals,
the Judges Of the city and several friends
in = pleasant manner at his home on South
Front street, \ very delightful evening
was spent by all present.
\ delightful card party was given at
the residence of Mr.. Kennedy Friend, cpr-
ncr of South Penn and Virginia streets.
Island, Wednesday evening, in honor of
Mrs. Friend, of Pittsburg. Progressive
euChrc occupied the attention of the guests
in a very delightful way until II o'clock,
when the handsome prizes were presented
to the winners, after which choice refresh
ments were served and cniOyably dis
cussed. After Il short Conversations the
~asScmblage retired, carrying with them
many pleasant memories of the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wise entertained a
number OF friends very handsomely at din
ner Wednesday evening ut their residence
on the Island. The affair WAS quite ele-
CANT and was highly enjoyed.
Mr.. Nelson Cecil gave Il delightful little
reception and hop TO Il number of his
friends at the elegant home of his parents
out the National road. The evening was
passed in a very pleasant manner, dancing
and cards being the attractions, while ut
II o'clock elegant refreshments were served
by I~iegenielder.
Mr.. Eddie Stifel returned home from the
University at Mor"int0wn ON Friday and
last evening Il number of his friends called
on him at the residence of his father Mr.. -.
Stifel, on North Main street, where they
were fight royalty entertained by that
young gentleman. A very pleasant even
ing was passed in various social amuse-
mcnts, refreshments being served at the
proper hour. Eddie took the Columbia
Society prize at the University this year.
Monday evening last L pleasant event
occurred at the residence of Sly. d'Auria on
Chapline street. The members of his class
called upon hun, and after they had been
invited inside, Mr.. Robt. Mcclure stepped
forward and presented the Siguor with a
handsome ebony gold mounted baton, and
his wife with a fine ostrich feather fan as a
token of their regard and esteem. The re-
cipIentS were surprised beyond measure but
managed to express their thanks, and then
4 pleasant social time followed, refresh
ments being served at 10 o'clock. The
affair was as pleasant as it was unexpected
and all enjoyed it greatly.
The Arion SOmmeVnatchtfest will he
held in the State FAIR Grounds Wednes-
day next aud Il delightful time is antici-
pated.
All WOOIcn Dress Goods at reduced
prices at ECO VI. SHOOK a CO.'S,
Crush Hats, Light, Stiffand Straw Hats
in all shapes and styles Just received at
Emsheimer II Co.'S, No. 81 Twelfth street.
For a cool drink of any kind of bever-
age call on Aug. KnOke, 3625 Eoff street.